held by the parishes on or before October 8, 2008. The Episcopal Diocese will receive a stipulated percentage payment from parish operating income as long as the parishes remain outside the Episcopal Church. In February 2017, the Most Rev. Michael B. Curry held a revival in the diocese as part of The Presiding Bishop’s Pilgrimage for Reconciliation, Healing and Evangelism in Southwestern Pennsylvania. Bishop Curry's visit focused on evangelism and racial reconciliation with events scheduled at Calvary Church in East Liberty and Presbyterian-affiliated Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. Roll of bishops John Barrett Kerfoot (1866-1881) Cortlandt Whitehead (1882-1922) Alexander Mann (1923–1943) Austin Pardue (1944–1968)* William S. Thomas (1953–1970), bishop suffragan Robert B. Appleyard (1968–1983) Alden Hathaway (1983–1997)* Robert Duncan (1995-1997), bishop coadjutor Robert Duncan (1997-2008)* Henry Scriven, assistant bishop (2002–2008) * Robert Hodges Johnson, assisting bishop (2009)* Kenneth L. Price Jr., bishop provisional (2009–2012) Dorsey W. M. McConnell (2012–2021) Ketlen A. Solak (2021–present) References Further reading Badger, R.G. Calvary Church: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (1908). Bonner, Jeremy. Called Out of Darkness Into Marvelous Light: A History of the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh, 1750-2006 (Wipf and Stock, 2009). Brittain, Christopher C. A Plague on Both Their Houses: Liberal vs. Conservative Christians and the Divorce of the Episcopal Church USA (Bloomsbury T&T Clark, 2015). Caldwell, Ronald J. A History of the Episcopal Schism in South Carolina (Wipf and Stock, 2017), 196–202. Harriss, Helen L. Trinity & Pittsburgh: The History of Trinity Cathedral. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Trinity Cathedral (Trinity Cathedral, 1999). Lewis, Harold T. The Recent Unpleasantness: Calvary Church's Role in the Preservation of the Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Pittsburgh (Wipf and Stock, 2015). Richards, Samuel J. The Middle Holds: A History of St. Thomas' Episcopal Church, Canonsburg, and the Community it Serves'' (Closson Press, 2016). External links Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh website 1865 establishments in Pennsylvania Anglican dioceses established in the 19th century Christianity in Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Diocese of Pittsburgh Province 3 of the Episcopal Church (United States) Religious organizations established in 1865